Scientists believe happy crying is a form of emotional homeostasis: a way of bringing us back to equilibrium after an ...

And scientists have yet to scan people’s brains to see what happens while they are crying. Still, some progress has been made to help us understand human tears — to grasp what they’re made ...

She told Newsweek: "No one in my immediate family had owned a home since my great-grandmother passed away, so I was the first ...

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